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Sunflower Montessori provides an education based on the philosophy of Maria Montessori for children from age 3 months through the eighth grade.
Starting from our original school in 1985, we have grown to 25 classrooms at 3 locations.
Although we are large for a Montessori school, our classrooms are structured much the same way as single room schools that employ the Montessori Method.
Montessori on the Lake school includes an Infant Center, Toddler/Two's, Children's House (Preschool), Kindergarten, Elementary, and Middle School programs.
Our staff believes much work needs to be done in the Montessori community to attain the goals envisioned by Maria Montessori.
Her vision believed that World Peace begins with education and to reach that goal we must provide a respectful and nurturing environment for all children of the world to grow into effective and forward thinking citizens of the world.
We take great pride in monitoring the progress of our students after they leave our school.
We are glad to have been a part of their cosmic curriculum.
Until the advent of Charter schools, the educational establishment was skeptical of the Montessori method of education.
Despite this, Montessori is steadily gaining in popularity. The nation is experiencing a Montessori Renaissance, and with good reason.
Montessori education works in practice because it is founded in sound educational philosophy.
School Motto: Dedicated to the happiness and growth of every student.
Sunflower Montessori provides an education based on the philosophy
of Maria Montessori for children from age 3 months through the
eighth grade. Starting from our original school in 1985, we have
grown to 25 classrooms at 3 locations. Although we are large for a
Montessori school, our classrooms are structured much the same way
as single room schools that employ the Montessori Method.
Montessori on the Lake school includes an Infant Center,
Toddler/Two's, Children's House (Preschool), Kindergarten,
Elementary, and Middle School programs. Our staff believes much
work needs to be done in the Montessori community to attain the
goals envisioned by Maria Montessori. Her vision believed that
World Peace begins with education and to reach that goal we must
provide a respectful and nurturing environment for all children of
the world to grow into effective and forward thinking citizens of
the world. We take great pride in monitoring the progress of our
students after they leave our school. We are glad to have been a
part of their cosmic curriculum. Until the advent of Charter
schools, the educational establishment was skeptical of the
Montessori method of education. Despite this, Montessori is
steadily gaining in popularity. The nation is experiencing a
Montessori Renaissance, and with good reason. Montessori education
works in practice because it is founded in sound educational
philosophy.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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